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A review by deecue2
Wesley the Owl: The Remarkable Love Story of an Owl and His Girl by Stacey O'Brien
2.0
I admired the author's devotion to animals in general and Wesley in particular. And Wesley is a great name for an owl.
I just can't rate this book higher because I struggled with the author's writing style. It lacked fluidity to the point of being jarring. Character development was also lacking. I had a good sense of Wesley, which was wonderful, but no sense of the several people that were integral to the stories.
I know I'm in the minority with a low rating and I think it's more me than the book so if you love animals and think you'd like to read the book then I would encourage you to do so.
I just can't rate this book higher because I struggled with the author's writing style. It lacked fluidity to the point of being jarring. Character development was also lacking. I had a good sense of Wesley, which was wonderful, but no sense of the several people that were integral to the stories.
I know I'm in the minority with a low rating and I think it's more me than the book so if you love animals and think you'd like to read the book then I would encourage you to do so.